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Old 04-01-2012, 11:12 AM
V.4_Pogi V.4_Pogi is offline
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If I fly on ATAG not usually bother me, but here is no ATAG,this is REPKA. Here there is no English Channel-size map.

You have fly in to the REPKA dogfight server? Try so that you are four to eight against,I wonder what kind of excitement you find in this line-up.
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Old 04-01-2012, 01:32 PM
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Look at it this way... It's more realistic.

The biggest problem, I think, is that it is all well and good flying spits and hurris but, in my humble opinion at least, once you climb into a 109 there is no turning back.
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Old 04-01-2012, 05:37 PM
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If I fly on ATAG not usually bother me, but here is no ATAG,this is REPKA. Here there is no English Channel-size map.

You have fly in to the REPKA dogfight server? Try so that you are four to eight against,I wonder what kind of excitement you find in this line-up.
You don't expect from the lot going on repka 4 to be sensible, do you?
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